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RSUA partners with SingHealth Singapore to achieve Tri Dharma

Group photo of RSUA officials with SingHealth partners and delegates at the MoU signing ceremony (Photo: By courtesy).
Group photo of RSUA officials with SingHealth partners and delegates at the MoU signing ceremony (Photo: By courtesy).

UNAIR NEWS – Rumah Sakit Universitas Airlangga (RSUA) has established itself as a trusted healthcare provider, known for its high-quality services and facilities. Striving for continuous improvement, RSUA has expanded its collaborations with both domestic and international partners.

Recently, RSUA formed a partnership with Temasek Foundation – SingHealth Singapore to enhance healthcare services. A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed on Tuesday, July 30, 2024, at Hall Dharmawangsa RSUA, marking the potential collaboration.

The partnership aims to realize the Tri Dharma of Higher Education, which includes education, research, and community service through healthcare. Dr. Hamzah, Vice Director of Medical and Nursing Services at RSUA, elaborated on this goal.

“This collaboration encompasses education, passion, and research. As a teaching hospital, we are committed to providing excellent service, which requires partnerships with various institutions. This collaboration with SingHealth aligns with our Tri Dharma mission,” he explained.

The signing ceremony of the MoU between RSUA and Temasek Foundation-SingHealth Singapore (Photo: By courtesy).
The signing ceremony of the MoU between RSUA and Temasek Foundation-SingHealth Singapore (Photo: By courtesy).

Dr. Hamzah also cited Singapore’s advanced healthcare services as a reason for this partnership. “This agreement will provide our young doctors, general practitioners, and medical staff with opportunities for internships and educational programs,” he added.

Dr. Hamzah hopes that this collaboration will be long-lasting and that RSUA will continue to pursue broader partnerships. “We hope this partnership will continue. As a teaching hospital, we are open to collaborations not just with SingHealth but with all interested parties. Especially now that the Minister of Health has initiated international collaborations,” he concluded.

Vijaya Rao, Director of the International Collaboration Office (ICO) at SingHealth, also praised the partnership. He noted that RSUA was selected for its progressive academic outlook and high standards.

“Collaboration is crucial today. Partners must share a mutual interest in learning from each other, and we found all these qualities in this hospital,” he said.

Author: Annisa Nabila

Editor: Yulia Rohmawati